BCA evidence log reveals scale of gunfire in Minneapolis Shoreline Plaza shooting
Newly unsealed search warrants show investigators traced extensive gunfire through Shoreline Plaza after a mass shooting last week.
Minneapolis man gets 10 years in prison for fatally shooting woman over $30
A Minneapolis man was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for fatally shooting a woman at his apartment during a $30 dispute.
Man voluntarily returns to Minnesota to face charges in $1.3 millon fraud scheme
A 26-year-old man was arrested Thursday after returning to Minnesota to face charges of defrauding $1.3 million in Housing Stabilization Services Funds.
Denials and payment delays, not rates, drove Fairview out of UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare Advantage network
Fairview Health Services will stop scheduling non-emergency appointments for patients enrolled in UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans starting January 1, 2027, a deadline the Minneapolis-based health system has already begun enforcing through patient notices. Coverage and appointment access continue unchanged thr
St. Paul restaurant owner grateful for community support after break-in
A longtime family-run Thai restaurant in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, is picking up the pieces after an individual broke a window and tried to enter early Monday morning, but the owner says the incident won't drive them from the area.
Burnsville Festival Kicks Off Tonight With Beer, Bands and a 1,200-Drone Show Ahead
Food trucks, craft beer and a Twin Cities funk institution are featured at Nicollet Commons Park this evening as Burnsville kicks off a busy weekend. The Burnsville Festival Kickoff Block Party runs from 5 to 8:30 p.m., with food trucks open the full stretch and craft beer tasting from 6 to 8 p.m.
Doctors strike: Allina Unity, Mercy Hospitals to see 4-day picket starting Monday
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A group of doctors at two Allina hospitals is heading to the picket line after years of what they call unsuccessful negotiations. About 150 doctors at Allina Unity and Mercy Hospitals, represented by Doctors Council-SEIU, say they are set to strike starting Sept. 14 after the last scheduled bargai
Housing leader warns safety laws fall short after deadly Minneapolis shooting
Minnesota housing leaders said the industry is grieving and urgently seeking changes after a mass shooting at Shoreline Plaza in Minneapolis
A Fishmonger/Forager Just Launched MN’s First Food Truck Dedicated to Fresh Lake Superior Fish
Tom Hutchinson isn't ready to give up on fish. The lifelong fishmonger, 60, works 16-hour days, seven days a week, darting between the his Minneapolis home, Duluth, and Bayfield, Wisconsin. It's all in service of his third crack at the concessions business, this time with a newly launched food truck called Out of the B
Minneapolis moves forward with national search for city’s next chief of police
An update from Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says the city is moving forward with a national search for its next police chief.
